Elpida, UMC throw toys out of PRAMs

Copper bottomed proposition

By INQUIRER staff

Mon Oct 22 2007, 11:23

JAPANESE MEMORY kingpin Elpida has teamed up with Taiwanese foundry UMC to design phase change random access memory (PRAM) with a copper bottom, according to Digitimes.

UMC will give Elpida rights to license the copper low k tech, while Elpida will take UMC's socks, sorry SOCs.

PRAM holds the promise of high performance DRAM, notes Digitimes, here. µ

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